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Add the ability to create user accounts for kerberos principles before the user has logged in for the first time. This would allow for setting permissions/profile information on users without having to wait for them to login first, and without having to rely on the global login conflict setting.
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Comment #1
santhoshabraham CreditAttribution: santhoshabraham commentedI think you can achieve this with rules.
Create a rule for authenticated user and assign role to the user.
Hope this helps.
Comment #2
RadioActiv CreditAttribution: RadioActiv commentedNot quite what I want to add. Since the Kerberos user database is separate from Drupal, there will be users that exist in Kerberos, but not in Drupal. I want to be able to create a Drupal user, define the mapping to a Kerberos principle, and be able to administer it like a normal Drupal user, without needing the person to log in to Drupal first.